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Judge Sets Joint Trial Date In Fatal Lyon County Overdose Case

(Words 'Court Room' on dark wood doors - KIWA Staff Stock Photo) Sioux City, Iowa (KTIV-TV) — Two men charged in connection with the death of a Sioux Falls teenager — allegedly in Lyon County — are now scheduled for trial on the same date in federal court in Iowa.

Lyon County, IA · 2d
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More Mountain Lions Spotted Near South Dakota Park & Small Town

South Dakota Rangers are urging residents to take precaution, especially when it comes to their pets

South Dakota · 11d

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O’Brien County Farmland Auction Sees Surging Bids, Realizes Over $21,000 Per Acre

(Ripe ear of field corn - KIWA Staff Stock Photo) O’Brien County, Iowa — A recent land auction in O’Brien County delivered extraordinary results as bidding escalated through multiple rounds, topping out at $21,300 per acre for prime agricultural land. The Thursday (November 5th) sale, conducted by...

O'Brien County, IA · 23h
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Feeding South Dakota Thanksgiving Meal giveaways

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO)-- Feeding South Dakota is gathering donations this month to provide food for their annual Thanksgiving Meal giveaways. While volunteering is one way to help families in need across South Dakota, a small donation can go a long way in making sure everyone gets a meal this holiday season.

South Dakota · 4d
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Cities’ Overnight Parking Bans Taking Effect

Northwest Iowa — The nice weather forecast may have lulled some of us into a sense that winter is far off, but rest assured, winter and the snow and ice it brings are not far away. That means you might have to make other arrangements for parking your vehicle. Several cities in the KIWA listening area have ordinances regarding overnight parking, especially during the snow removal season, and the amount of the fine varies widely. So if you routinely or occasionally park a car on the street overnight or have overnight guests, you’ll have to come up with a different place to park in most cases.

Sheldon, IA · 3d

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Northwest Iowa Genealogical Society to meet

LE MARS — The Northwest Iowa Genealogical Society will meet at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 21, in the fourth-floor study hall of the Plymouth County Historical Museum, 335 First Ave. S.W. in Le Mars. Following introductions and a brief business meeting, Alise Allan of rural Le Mars will...

Le Mars, IA · 12h

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Minnesota DNR donates 23 bison to boost conservation efforts

ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources donated 23 yearling bison to three conservation organizations this fall as part of efforts to expand bison populations across the region. The DNR maintains a herd of 115 to 145 bison between Minneopa State Park in Blue Earth County...

Minnesota · 3d

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Sioux County makes progress on buyout program

REGIONAL—Sioux County has taken an important step forward in its ongoing flood recovery efforts, but obstacles to progress remain. Two years after historic flooding swept across the region, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced more than $175,000 in funding for the cost of demolishing seven homes in the flood zone.

Sioux County, IA · 15h

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Sioux Center Plants Trees for Future

The City of Sioux Center has added 57 new trees this year to ensure generations to come will enjoy a leafy canopy. “Trees are an important part of our city, like green space,” said Sioux Center Parks Director Lee Van Meeteren. “With the Emerald Ash Borer and last year’s derecho, we lost 64 trees, and a lot of them were 20–30-year-old established trees. It was a priority to begin replacing those.”

Sioux Center, IA · 1d

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Planning commission rejects downtown tower

Plans to construct two telecommunications towers in Hawarden took a different direction Friday morning, Oct. 30, when the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission voted against a proposed tower near downtown while supporting another location and a possible alternative site to the one they voted down. Premier Communications is seeking...

Hawarden, IA · 2d

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Schillerstrom one of nine regional Teachers of the Year

INWOOD—West Lyon ninth-grade English teacher Roselyn Schillerstrom was named one of the nine 2027 Iowa Regional Teachers of the Year, the Iowa Department of Education announced in September. Each year the department receives nominations from educators, administrators, students, families and other community members. Schillerstrom said she didn’t believe it...

Iowa · 14h

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Paullina City Council discusses future of meetings, sewer fund

PAULLINA—The Paullina City Council met Monday to discuss ways to raise the sewer fund and potentially cut back to meeting once per month. The council may adopt a new meeting structure after discussing it. Paullina operates under two city council meetings per month on the first and third Mondays,...

Paullina, IA · 7h

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$4.3 million in FEMA funding headed to Rock Valley

ROCK VALLEY—More than two years after historic flooding swept across N’West Iowa, disaster-relief funding continues to flow into the region. The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced $4.3 million in funding awarded to the city of Rock Valley for permanent repairs to its water and wastewater treatment, collection, and distribution systems.

Rock Valley, IA · 14h

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Le Mars LOSST bonds information

LE MARS — The Le Mars City Council approved $5 million in Local Option Sales and Services Tax Revenue Bonds at the Tuesday, Oct. 20 council meeting. The council held a hearing to listen to public comments during the Oct. 20 meeting, but no citizens addressed the council. The...

Le Mars, IA · 1d

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Hawarden council moves forward on several city matters

The Hawarden City Council continued discussions on building inspections, approved a building permit for a Central Avenue business and moved forward with an ordinance related to the city’s urban renewal area during its regular meeting Wednesday, Oct. 28. The council also approved an audit engagement agreement for the city’s...

Hawarden, IA · 13h

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Construction season 2026 nears an end: 10 Sioux Falls updates to know

Numerous Sioux Falls Road projects are nearing completion as the 2026 road construction season comes to an end. Major roadways across the city have seen various levels of work completed by city and South Dakota Department of Transportation crews. Here is a list of 10 projects, five led by Sioux Falls and five joint efforts, as they currently stand, according to a Sioux Falls city press release. City construction updates Arrowhead Parkway and Veterans Parkway intersection: Pending weather, the Arrowhead Parkway and Veterans Parkway intersection is expected to reopen to traffic by Nov. 20. However, restoration work is ongoing and will continue into 2027. Thus far, the project has reconstructed and expanded roadways with new street lights, traffic signals, signage and pavement markings. This includes upgraded water, sanitary sewer and stormwater infrastructure. Work on a retaining wall is also complete, while most concrete paving along the west side of Arrowhead Parkway and the southbound lanes of Veterans Parkway is complete. Crews are still installing median concrete and sidewalk. Additionally, a pedestrian underpass is nearing completion. Minnesota Avenue: The Minnesota Avenue reconstruction project from Second Street to Eighth Street is nearing completion. The release notes that the contractor is working to

Sioux Falls, SD · 3d

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Former Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken Comments On Blue Wave

Former Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken shared an encouraging message on what he says should be a wake-up call.

Sioux Falls, SD · 5d

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Feeding South Dakota to distribute Thanksgiving meals across the state

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Feeding South Dakota is carrying on its holiday tradition of distributing Thanksgiving meals to families experiencing food insecurity across the state. The state’s largest hunger relief organization announced it will partner with 58 local community organizations to host widespread holiday food distributions throughout November.

South Dakota · 9h

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She Flew a Damaged A-10 Out of Baghdad. Now She's Coming to Sioux Falls!

Doors open 10 AM Nov 11 at The Alliance for the Sioux Falls Veterans Day program. The next evening, Colonel Kim KC Campbell tells her story at A Night With Heroes.

Sioux Falls, SD · 3d

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Report: School district recommends closing Renberg Elementary

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — The Sioux Falls School District is recommending the closure of Renberg Elementary, the school located at the most northern part of the district. A report detailing the district’s recommendation to the school board says students that live in northern SFSD neighborhoods are being bused to schools that are closer, Marcella […]

Sioux Falls, SD · 9h